EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, AND POLITICS : TUT STUDENTS CHANTING STRUGGLE SONG @ COMRADE BENJ...

EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, AND POLITICS : TUT STUDENTS CHANTING STRUGGLE SONG @ COMRADE BENJ...: TUT STUDENTS CHANTING STRUGGLE SONG @ COMRADE BENJAMIN'S MEMORIAL SERVICE

TUT STUDENTS CHANTING STRUGGLE SONG @ COMRADE BENJAMIN'S MEMORIAL SERVICE 

TUT students gathered to remember one of their own

30 minutes ago, @ TUT Soshanguve south campus. students gathered together in commemoration of late TUT student leader comrade Benjamin, who recently died during #feesmustfall protest. The TUT management vice chancellor and other legitimate stuff members had availed themselves to sympathize and support the decease's family.

THE TRUTH SHALL SET US FREE AS SOUTH AFRICANS

First and foremost, the situation that SA is undergoing currently is very tense, nonetheless the students knows precisely what they want from the government. SA students does not want anything to do with fees increment nor fees decrements or diminution by the institutions of higher learning. All we are asking is the fulfillment of the ANC's revolutionary policies, this prominent idea or motion of free education, was put on the table by the ruling party. The question is, was the ANC trying to hook voters or was it trying to be hypocrites towards its people?

Now if the ruling party do not fulfill its promises, it is very wisely to South Africans to be open-minded and strive towards getting any political party that will however meet compatriots's expectation.

we cannot be promised meat and at the end we are given fish, how possible is that?. Let us narrowly think, Doctor Nelson Mandela once said ''education is the most powerful weapon that can be use to change the world." This is one of the most sensible quote ever, it surely depicts that the Man could think logical so, unlike those we have put forward to run the country...

Education must be for liberation of human dignity. Some people are saying SA cannot qualify to provide free education for the poor. Cuba is one of the country that provides free education, to my amazement, SA send its students to go and study in Cuba probably every year. Now the question is, what do we make use of this democracy?. These whole scandals definitely illustrates that South African government can't stand on its own rather to fulfill its manifesto, this kind of malicious conduct that the ruling party is portraying towards its people does not benefit natives south Africans but only the elite in this country.

The truth shall set us free from this mess. Free education is of nonnegotiable in this country...

WORD OF KNOWLEDGE 

"Long walk to freedom" this statement made by Doctor Nelson Mandela, it definitely gives the sense of what SA is going through now in all spheres of its government. I'm unashamedly convinced that natives South Africans has been subjected into Leo-colonialism and Leo-liberalism through the so-called white supremacists system. SA is still far from attaining full freedom rather modern democracy, as long as the virus of superiority and inferiority exits SA will never rest..

natives SA voted in 1994 hoping that SA will be transformed dramatically as anticipated by the entire African continent and the world. However, their effort turned into non existed attempt, and this caused by the cowardice of the ruling part.The ruling part does not encapsulate nor understand the multi-party system of democracy instead of them utilizing this opportunity and transform a black child and so as to erase the mentality of inferiority within a back civilian, but they are not do so, they are definitely balkanizing our country through the support of white settlers.

It is clear indication that SA will never be free in all aspects of its governance, if natives South Africans still maltreated in that manner in their place of their origin. just recently blacks students were striking towards the motion of#feesmustfall but instead of being supported but the state, the ruling part sent police to torture students, the futures leaders of this country. Now in SA, students are killed for demanding comprehensive education. That's how we have reached as South Africa?

As future leaders we cannot allow such behavior pattern to happen here in SA, neither in any African country. we are multi-energetic to ensure that up-coming generation does not suffer or encounter the same situation...we will fight until we win..."tell my people that I love them and that they must continue the struggle" Said Solomon Mahlangu, Mahlangu realized that SA government only hears its people when they strike rather protest ...this is the fashion of this country...and to this end, future leaders will by any means necessary prevails on their demands...

written by Solly Solomon.

MOVIE REVIEW

THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS 7

The movie was released on the April 3, 2016, written by Chris Morgan employ; directed by James Wan, edited by Christian Wagner, Kirlo M Morri, and produced by Vin Diesel, Neal H. Moritz and Michael Fottrell. Main characters, played by Dominic Toretto portrayed by Vin Diesel, Brain O’Conner portrayed by Paul Walker, Letty Ortizo portrayed by Michelle Rodriguez and Mia Torotto portrayed by Jordana  Bravester.

  

Video clips links: http://j.mp/1HF4mpc & http://bit.ly/FAST-7

 “Furious 7” is a glorious overcompensation, a film so concerned about its rampant machismo that the casual viewer might miss how it Tokyo drifts atop soap opera bubbles. Like Lee Daniels’ hit TV drama “empire,” “Furious 7” is stuffed with situations that require go-for-broke absurdity. The action scenes have more gleeful energy and absurd humor, and there are more showstoppers than ever before.

Additionally, the characters are less about machismo and more about “Family bonding.  This element is likely due to walker’s untimely death; his presence lends the movie an elegiacal tone.

EDUCATION MUST BE FOR LIBERATION IN OUR LIFETIME

The general purpose of education is to transmit from generation to the next and accumulated wisdom of the society, and prepare the young people for their future membership of the society and their active participation in its maintenance or development...This will only be adopted by the societies which are not oppressed. This is a kind of education for conserving the integrity of the community, its education for the perpetuation of the society's agreed norms and values. But the question is, what happens when the education system is not designed for the interest of the community but those of an occupying force? The logic remains the same ''preservation" of the status, quo, therefore colonial education is for colonial ends. South Africa as county is still not liberated educationally, the country is still suffering under colonial education systematic ideology, which is meant to suppress the black majority and uplift white minority... If we can check on the percentage black civilians who are learnet is about 7% countrywide...what do we make use of the so-called democracy?This is the clear indication that the majority party does not encapsulate and understand the system of democracy, this is the system in which everybody should utilize to better the country South Africa and the entire African continent. we tell the truth here...you can take me to jail for that....

Look how black civilians gets with regard to democratic education in South Africa and make a clear comparison whit that of white skin..

black Bolsheviks and white Mensheviks